When Cisco released a patch for several of its security appliances Thursday that eliminated the presence of hard-coded SSH host and private keys, the advisory had a distinct air of familiarity about it. That’s because the company released a patch for the same problem in one of its other major products almost exactly one year ago.

Thycotic, a maker of access-control and other security products, has patched a stored cross-site scripting vulnerability in one of its products that could enable an attacker to steal a victim’s stored passwords.

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